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It's been awhile but I wanted to give you an update. It's been a wild journey but we just finished our search fair and boy was that an exciting rollercoaster! We're a teaching couple (school psych and secondary social studies with math and sped credentials) plus 3 kids. Talk about a complicated puzzle piece! .... We haven't signed anything but despite our unique situation, we have multiple offers and had a wonderful experience. That's for the years of preparation through ITP! -Monique
As someone about to attend their first international school job fair, the walk-through in the first part of the book gave me a mental picture of what to expect. Very helpful. Additionally the personal travel stories were fun to read. -Amazon Review - sfsherman
I just received the book [FTRF] and read it with a lot of interest as I remembered my own experiences at UNI and Search Associates. It’s very informative for a teacher beginning their international journey or one with some miles on their resume like me. The description of the emotions and thoughts that are going through your head as you’re at a job fair are accurate and reminded me of what I went through. The stories are fun to read and it reminds me why international teachers have good times when getting together to share experiences. It’s a world where you’ll develop friendships like no others and have memories that only get better at each school. -Joe Hart, International educator since 1989.
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International Teacher Books
The following list is from my latest book. I like to keep track of other authors that write about our lifestyle. Some books are memoirs. Some are "how to". You can find them on Amazon. I haven't had time to add all the links here, but they are in my book. Hint hint.